Art & Architecture

At the Power Plant gallery, Paulo Nazareth and Hiwa K craft metaphors for survival and resistance

In OG Punk, photographer Dina Goldstein documents the untamable spirit of middle-aged Vancouver punks

B.C. government to make business case for spending $789-million to rebuild Royal BC Museum

Maud Lewis painting once traded for grilled cheese sandwiches sells for $350,000

Broadway plan will make way for the density Vancouver needs to accommodate growth

Vancouver photographer Jin-me Yoon wins $50,000 Scotiabank award

Key idea of Ottawa’s Block 2 winning design is diversity

Ottawa’s Terry Fox statue to move to make way for new parliamentary building

Two photographers turn their lenses on Black culture and identity

Radical Stitch, one of the largest ever exhibitions of Indigenous beadwork, opens in Regina

Heritage Minister preaches internet regulation at cultural summit, but he may not be addressing the right people

Toronto should approve new plan for redevelopment of final sections of Regent Park

The Aga Khan museum’s latest exhibit takes on a key misconception about Islamic art

Publishers press Ottawa to review Copyright Act, citing $190-million loss

Stan Douglas brings the anger of 2011′s global protests – from the Arab Spring to the Vancouver hockey riots – to Venice

Home movies get the professional treatment at Art Gallery of Ontario

Noreen Taylor turns attention back to painting for first exhibition in 25 years

Would Frida Kahlo approve of her immersive experience exhibit?

Canadian Amber Bracken wins World Press Photo of the Year for residential school memorial photo

Biennial’s artists long for a home, and not just in Toronto

Five poems to make you love Leonard Cohen

West Baffin Eskimo Cooperative art exhibition in Warsaw opens to great response amid political turmoil

Developers submit new proposal for site where Toronto had planned rail-deck park

As Toronto Biennial of Art finally opens, the need for art has never been stronger

Stitching together Alberta’s history: Quilts capture the untold stories of the quilters who made them

Governments micromanaged in-person arts events for two years. Now, masks are off, and institutions are on their own

Inside CIBC’s new headquarters in Toronto, which aims to be a different kind of workspace

Cultural Diversions: 10 things to watch, read and listen to this week

Ken Lum on life, labour and LOL

Colourful Greek statue at the ROM questions Western civilization’s ties to whiteness

Two workers at New York’s Museum of Modern Art stabbed after man denied entry

Are Russian cultural boycotts effective or just punitive?

Ukrainian-Canadian musicians are finding respite from grief and rage on stage

Before The Group of Seven, these artists travelled to Europe for a bumpy encounter with Impressionism

Nicolas Party’s cheerful, graphic landscapes take over the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Now that the trucks are gone, Ottawa’s Wellington Street should stay vehicle-free